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This item is archived. Information presented here may be out of date. The second Analysis in Government (AiG) Month is taking place this May with the theme of #AnalysisCollaborate. Successful collaborations are the key to great working relationships. That’s why this year we will be building on the 2021 AiG Month theme of “Analysis Connect” […]
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Learn more on My elevator pitch for taking on a Data Science ApprenticeAnalysis in Government (AiG) Month is a month long celebration of all things Analysis Function. This year's event will include an unmissable range of blogs, webinars and connection opportunities.
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Learn more on The Long and Winding Road…a tale of research collaborationAs part of our commitment to building a more diverse and inclusive Government Statistician Group (GSG) we’ve launched a reverse mentoring scheme where Senior Civil Servants (SCS) take on the unfamiliar role of being mentored by less senior colleagues from diverse backgrounds. This type of mentoring has been done elsewhere in Whitehall – including by […]
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